The world certainly mourns when a great man dies. Today, we celebrate the life of one such great leader who…
In an interesting twist of events, the Ivorian government formally requested the International Tribunal of the Law of the Sea…
Extract from the latest and damning IEA Report on the most important problems confronting the country. I dare say this…
This is one of the policy initiatives I will vigorously pursue to diversify Ghana’s energy mix, were I to have…
Extracts from The Times newspaper of 1955 (1) “Throughout the country the middle classes, men in the upper ranks of…
Post the Senchi consensus and ongoing IMF bailout talks, one would have thought that the Government will make firm commitments…
For those who want to understand the impasse between labour unions and government on the tier two pensions scheme, I…
Review by Theo Acheampong Africa today is a continent of almost 1 billion people, and has witnessed a remarkable growth…
Do you know that the French, Bolshevik and Chinese Revolutions were all led by discontented middle-class individuals? Middle-class status is…
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As Africa becomes the latest battleground for GMOs, many a one-sided opinion piece led by pro-GMO scientists, companies and lobbies…
ver wondered about the possibility of building a comprehensive and well integrated Rapid Mass Transit System (Metro-System) that is rail…
This week, international news media reported that France’s Total had struck oil on the CI-100 block off Ivory Coast adjacent…
One positive thing I came across last week was the Ghana Open Data initiative. This initiative facilitated by the…
So President Obama last night enacted wide-ranging $85 billion spending cuts in a bid to close the deficit. Total public…